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. 2012 Nov 20;13:110. doi: 10.1186/1471-2350-13-110

Table 4.

Baseline lung function (FEV1) and LTB4R SNPs in the adult asthma cohort

SNP MAF p-value (R2) Group (n) Value, % (Mean ± SEM)
LTB4R2
 
 
 
 
*rs2332320
0.10
0.703
0 (210)
92.568 ± 1.424
(5′UTR)
 
(0.001)
1 (50)
91.331 ± 2.918
rs11158635
0.19
0.421
0 (168)
93.592 ± 1.599
(5′UTR)
 
(0.007)
1 (79)
90.047 ± 2.331
 
 
 
2 (11)
89.882 ± 6.247
rs2516564
0.19
0.422
0 (170)
93.529 ± 1.592
(5′UTR)
 
(0.007)
1 (77)
89.871 ± 2.365
 
 
 
2 (10)
90.412 ± 6.564
LTB4R1
 
 
 
 
rs2224122
0.20
0.599
0 (166)
93.469 ± 1.588
(5′UTR)
 
(0.004)
1 (81)
90.802 ± 2.274
 
 
 
2 (12)
90.642 ± 5.907
rs1046587
0.49
0.761
0 (73)
90.804 ± 2.436
(3′UTR)
 
(0.002)
1 (118)
92.044 ± 1.916
 
 
 
2 (67)
93.409 ± 2.543
rs3181384
0.20
0.694
0 (167)
93.157 ± 1.598
(3′UTR)
 
(0.003)
1 (82)
90.917 ± 2.281
      2 (12) 90.642 ± 5.962

Regression analysis was used to investigate the association between LTB4R SNPs and baseline percent predicted FEV1 in the Adult Asthma Cohort (n=299) using the additive model. 0, 1, 2 represent number of genotypes for major, heterozygotes and minor genotypes respectively. *Dominant model analysis was completed for rs2332320 due to low number of minor allele homozygotes in the additive model.